The Security, Safety, and Reliability standard for AI agents
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The Security, Safety, and Reliability standard for AI agents
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Implement safeguards or technical controls to prevent additional high risk outputs as defined in risk taxonomy
Filtering rules, system configuration, or code showing detection logic mapped to AI risk taxonomy categories and corresponding response actions per severity level - may include risk classifiers with block/flag/log rules, content moderation API configuration defining actions by risk type, or defensive prompting.
Documentation or workflow configuration showing human review and escalation procedures for flagged content - may include runbook defining escalation criteria and review SLAs, workflow diagram showing approval process, or ticketing system configuration (Jira, Linear) with content review queues and assignment rules.
Code or system configuration showing automated response mechanisms - may include logic blocking or modifying outputs based on risk scores, or dynamic warning messages triggered by content flags.
Organizations can submit alternative evidence demonstrating how they meet the requirement.
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